Love School of Business

At the annual meeting of the international honor organization, Love School of Business Dean Raghu Tadepalli received the 2019 Beta Alpha Psi Outstanding Dean Award and the chapter received “Superior” honors.

The assistant professor of economics’ research on how SNAP households’ expenditures shifted due to changes in program benefits is published in the Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy journal and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Amber Waves magazine.

As of September 2019, Lauren Bosselait leads the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business' internship program.

Alistair Cox's article explores the new cultural trend driving our need to be constantly busy. Cox tells us that we should "consciously step off the treadmill now and again" in order to prioritize and do what matters most.

Kevin Trapani offered insight into the transition of a firm’s focus to all stakeholders, not just shareholders.

Many jobs require project management skill sets and knowledge but may not have "project management" in the job title. In this column, Danielle Golinski offers advice on how students can cultivate experience prior to applying for these types of jobs.

How do we get beyond the stigma of a sales representative being that "slimy car salesman" and see the real benefit of the sales industry? Cindy Sweeney, Director of Career Services for the School of Business, offers great reasons to apply to sales jobs, including that 25% of top CEOs started in marketing and sales. See how Elon's connections with sales teams all over the U.S. can help you get that dream job you weren't expecting.

Thirty-two students join the 128 working professionals and full-time students studying in the graduate programs.

The career event connected over 100 students with recruiters from 12 accounting firms.

Ten Martha and Spencer Love School of Business students were initiated into the accounting and finance organization.